HP introduces Managed Print Cloud Services
It's called Managed Print Cloud Services and as you can guess from the name is the new cloud-based service offered by HP to companies and organizations that need an innovative way to manage their printer fleet.
Our customers are looking for simple, safe and intuitive solutions to improve their performance and generate results. We are focused on providing services and solutions that know how you work, which anticipate your needs and at optimal costs.
The news comes at a delicate moment for HP's business related to printers . The financial results published at the end of May speak of a decrease of 19% compared to the same quarter of the previous year, but at the same time the company recorded a good interest in the Instant Ink service which offers monthly plans for the automatic supply of the 'ink. The new CEO Enrique Lores spoke of a complicated period left behind for issues related to problems in both supply and demand, looking ahead with the aim of accelerating by focusing primarily on services.
In conjunction with the announcement of Managed Print-Cloud Services and is also the one that confirms the Universal support Print , the Microsoft platform has always been based on the cloud and always dedicated to the management of the printers.
Source: HP
The management of HP printers in the cloud
Focus on optimizing time and resources as well as customization in order to offer automated and tailor-made solutions to meet specific needs, all this without forgetting the measures implemented on the front of the security with the aim of ensuring an adequate level of protection for the documents transmitted. This is the brief comment by David Prezzano, GM and Global Head of HP's Print Services and Solutions division.Our customers are looking for simple, safe and intuitive solutions to improve their performance and generate results. We are focused on providing services and solutions that know how you work, which anticipate your needs and at optimal costs.
The news comes at a delicate moment for HP's business related to printers . The financial results published at the end of May speak of a decrease of 19% compared to the same quarter of the previous year, but at the same time the company recorded a good interest in the Instant Ink service which offers monthly plans for the automatic supply of the 'ink. The new CEO Enrique Lores spoke of a complicated period left behind for issues related to problems in both supply and demand, looking ahead with the aim of accelerating by focusing primarily on services.
In conjunction with the announcement of Managed Print-Cloud Services and is also the one that confirms the Universal support Print , the Microsoft platform has always been based on the cloud and always dedicated to the management of the printers.
Source: HP